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A unit of work on Dinosaurs!

We all loved reading T-Veg but now it is time to delve further into the world of dinosaurs. Here it […]

They had a lot of fun fixing things, or finding new uses for them. What a perfect book for the

What I really wanted was a real garden Errol’s Garden written by Gillian Hibbs and published by Child’s Play Inc

The climate movement has a key that fits all the doors, but no one wants to accept help from it.

Without oceans in pristine condition, life as we know it will not be one any more… A recent mapping exercise

A french orphan boy, the first world war. Cold and hungry he stumbles upon the Australian flying corps. There he

There is a lot of new research coming out on the importance of play and the importance of play outside.

Late one night, Felix heard a thousand giants march across the sky and the round silver moon went into hiding.

These are some competitions that will provide real-world tasks for students. These real world tasks will help parents who are

We can learn a lot from these marvellous creatures….. The wonderful wisdom of ants is another marvellous picture book written

Have you ever wondered what it is like to swim with a dugong? In this serenely illustrated picture book written

The class of 6PU sounds like a teacher’s worst nightmare yet a students most wonderful dream but it isn’t until